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Lee-Ann leeannvandyk
1 reviews | Active since Jun 2024
25 Jun 2024, 12:47
I am working here by The Ark Pet Shop on the corner of Ben Swart and 24th Ave in Villieria, Pretoria
I am working here by The Ark Pet Shop on the corner of Ben Swart and 24th Ave in Villieria, Pretoria. There in an ambulance from Netcare that drives past every day using their sirens just to pass the Red Robot. Every single day. They are abusing their ability to use their sirens. I know someone in the Medical Service and they told me that that type of behavior is not allowed.
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Netcare's replyOfficial
26 Jun 2024, 13:26Hello Lee-Ann,
Thank you for getting in touch with us about this. We will pass your concerns on to the Netcare 911 team for follow up. All the best, Lynne.
Thank you for getting in touch with us about this. We will pass your concerns on to the Netcare 911 team for follow up. All the best, Lynne.
Netcare's reply26 Jun 2024, 13:26
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Hello Lee-Ann,
Thank you for getting in touch with us about this. We will pass your concerns on to the Netcare 911 team for follow up. All the best, Lynne.
Thank you for getting in touch with us about this. We will pass your concerns on to the Netcare 911 team for follow up. All the best, Lynne.
Netcare's replyOfficial
26 Jun 2024, 15:05Hello Lee-Ann,
I've chatted to the Netcare 911 managers about your concerns. Your shop is close to a hospital, and also on one of the main routes for ambulances and response cars responding to medical emergencies. We apologise for the noise, but in order to drive responsibly and safely, our paramedics are required to turn their lights and sirens on when rushing to help someone who needs urgent medical help. I assure you that they do not, and not allowed to, turn their sirens on when they are not responding.
Take care, Lynne.
I've chatted to the Netcare 911 managers about your concerns. Your shop is close to a hospital, and also on one of the main routes for ambulances and response cars responding to medical emergencies. We apologise for the noise, but in order to drive responsibly and safely, our paramedics are required to turn their lights and sirens on when rushing to help someone who needs urgent medical help. I assure you that they do not, and not allowed to, turn their sirens on when they are not responding.
Take care, Lynne.
Netcare's reply26 Jun 2024, 15:05
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Hello Lee-Ann,
I've chatted to the Netcare 911 managers about your concerns. Your shop is close to a hospital, and also on one of the main routes for ambulances and response cars responding to medical emergencies. We apologise for the noise, but in order to drive responsibly and safely, our paramedics are required to turn their lights and sirens on when rushing to help someone who needs urgent medical help. I assure you that they do not, and not allowed to, turn their sirens on when they are not responding.
Take care, Lynne.
I've chatted to the Netcare 911 managers about your concerns. Your shop is close to a hospital, and also on one of the main routes for ambulances and response cars responding to medical emergencies. We apologise for the noise, but in order to drive responsibly and safely, our paramedics are required to turn their lights and sirens on when rushing to help someone who needs urgent medical help. I assure you that they do not, and not allowed to, turn their sirens on when they are not responding.
Take care, Lynne.